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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1897
Page
6
An old ad-like notice touts a three week treatment claiming no after effects from alcohol or tobacco use and no loss of time from business. It shifts to bicycle sales and rentals featuring RAMBLER and STEARNS models, noting limited stock and last chance offers for 96 RAMBLERs at $75 with an $850 price, plus home delivery by telephoning the shop.
An institute located in Arling ton Cottage on Hotel Street in Honolulu invites formal inquiries. All communications or interviews are strictly confidential. For further particulars address Secretary Hagey Institute, Monolulu.
A collage of grotesque scraps, vaudeville dialogue, and travel notes. The piece leaps between comic braggadocio and domestic scene set around Boston and New York, with snippets from Chicago and Detroit papers, plus a Hawaiian advertisement for Buffalo Boer and Palama Grocery. It weaves odd conversations, a moving joke, and a domestic wood pile tale into a mosaic of late 19th century newspaper flavor.
A fragmented inventory lists multiple parcels including Largo Lot on Maxika street with 228 ft frontage, Lotion Kinan street between Alapai and Kapiolani with 140 ft frontage, Lunalilo street lots near Alapai and Trackfeld, four large Lots on Proxpect street, a house and lot on Green street between Kapiolani and Victoria, a Thomon bus block with five rented stores, corner lots at Kinat and Piikol Streets, Rice Land at Waikane Koolan, corner of Heath and Keowa wok streets near W A Bowen and W M Giffard properties with Heath street frontage 260 ft, Lots b and 7 near Halia Waikiki road, and Hall Acre Lot in Hilo Town.
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